what are the two components/constituents of money supply?

Money supply refers to the total stock of money held by the people of a country at a period of time. The components of money supply are:
1) C-Currency held by public, which includes both coins and papernotes.
2)DD-Refers to the demand deposits of the people with the commercial banks. These are chequable deposits which can be transferred or withdrawn on demand.
3)OD-These are other deposits which include:
(i)Demand deposits with RBI of public financila institutions like NABARD (National bank for agriculture and rural development)
(ii) Demand deposits with RBI of foreign central banks and of foreign governments.
(iii)Demand deposits of international financial institutions like IMF and World Bank
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